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US Supreme Court puts ruling striking down fetal law on hold
The U.S. Supreme Court has ordered that Wisconsin's so-called "cocaine mom" law remain in effect while an appeal to a judge's ruling striking it down as unconstitutional is pending.
Home owners don’t have to let assessors in to challenge tax value (UPDATE)
The Wisconsin Supreme Court says statutes requiring home owners to let assessors inside before they can challenge their property taxes are unconstitutional.
Supreme Court: 2 driving penalties in 1 statute OK
The state Supreme Court says a law that declares killing someone while knowingly driving after license revocation is either a misdemeanor or a felony is constitutional.
Court: No new trial in Milwaukee homicide
The state Supreme Court says an Illinois man doesn't deserve a new trial in a Milwaukee shooting.
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules in favor of open meetings law
The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously sided with open-government advocates Thursday in a closely watched case over whether the meeting of a committee charged with reviewing course material in the Appleton school district was lawfully closed.
High court to hear testimony on State Bar dues, private appointment rate
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will be hearing testimony in the fall or winter on four more petitions.
Court: Victims board can’t veto or sanction judges (UPDATE)
The state Supreme Court says a board that investigates violations of crime victims' rights can't take any action against judges.
Justices close doors on rules deliberations with some disorder in the court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held its last open-rules conference of its current term last week – and quite possibly the last one in its history.
High court reprimands Fond du Lac attorney
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has publicly reprimanded a Fond du Lac attorney over ten counts of misconduct.
Supreme Court sides with fired golf pros
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will allow four golf pros to sue the city of Madison over their terminations.
High court will no longer publicly debate, vote on rule changes (UPDATE)
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will no longer publicly debate proposed changes to its rules.
High court to review private bar rate increase, bar dues proposal
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will be deciding whether to take up a slew of proposed rule changes in its next term.
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